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Old 11/24/04, 11:45 AM
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First you have Miss America and now I find out there's no emission regs???? I think I know where I should retire now. How's the job market???
Old 11/24/04, 12:03 PM
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if you are in IT, stay away. Other than that, its pretty good.
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Florida is the land of low wages. You could, however, be in luck if you have skills that are in demand. Oh, and no state income tax! We have Disney to thank for that!

ps BEWARE OF HURRICANES!
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Originally posted by mustangfun101@November 24, 2004, 12:54 PM
What about state emission laws?
Emission laws vary from state to state, and to complicate matters, the laws vary WITHIN the state. You'll have to check the local laws based on where you are moving.

For example, Pennsylvania as a state does not require emissions inspections, but there are individual counties/cities that do, and those are increasing each year. Where I live, the car has to have "original" exhaust setup - on my 98 GT that means 4 individual cats, just like it came from the factory. Catbacks are okay, as are shorty headers. BUT, they don't test the emmissions - just do an inspection, then test the gas cap...
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Oregon is the same way, some counties are overboard on emissions. Never California. Texas has emission laws but I love San Antonio. I guess I could always put the old pipes with the cats back in when I go for inspection.
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Dual 3 inch Bassani off road long tube headers with the off road x pipe and bassani mufflers and chrome pipes all around
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Originally posted by mustangfun101@November 24, 2004, 1:35 AM
I like my Flowmaster (Force II's) set up. The American Thunders sound like a truck to me. This is on my 97 GT though. My question is what x-pipe should I get??? It's a daily driver and I'll be probably retire to Texas when I get done with the Navy, should the x-pipe have cats?
the only x pipe taht should go with chambered mufflers is the dr gas x pipe. otherwise get the h pipe.

and teh pro chamber is smoother compared to teh h pipe but not as loud. go to mustangexhaust.com and listen to the soundclips.
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